On Tuesday, HP unveiled its first 2-in-1 AI PC, the OmniBook Extremely Flip 14-inch. The machine has a 3K OLED show, a haptic touchpad and Intel’s 200V Core Extremely collection processors with a devoted AI engine. Beginning in late November, the PC will get Microsoft’s Copilot+ capabilities as an replace.
The OmniBook Extremely Flip 14-inch has a 2,880 x 1,800 touch-sensitive OLED show with a most 120Hz variable refresh fee. With a 90 % screen-to-body ratio, the PC is just 0.59 inches (15mm) thick and weighs 2.97 lbs (1.35kg).
The OmniBook Extremely Flip 14-inch begins at 512GB of storage, with 1TB and 2TB choices additionally obtainable. 16GB of RAM is normal, however dearer tiers will increase that to 32GB. The two-in-1 is rated for as much as 20 hours of battery life, and it might fast-charge to about 50 % in 45 minutes utilizing its bundled 65W USB-C adapter. Its Intel AI processor could be configured with something from an Extremely 5 226V as much as an Extremely 9 288V.
The machine features a 9MP digicam with hardware-level low-light changes and Auto Swap HDR, which determines when HDR is required (based mostly on lighting circumstances) and switches on the fly. Onboard AI options utilizing the Intel chip’s NPU embody hand gesture assist for scrolling via paperwork or webpages, adjusting quantity ranges and controlling media playback. The PC also can robotically lock if you depart and wake if you return.
As soon as the Copilot+ replace for Intel PCs is on the market, options like AI picture era and enhancing instruments, stay captions, Home windows Studio results, and Recall will likely be added.
The HP OmniBook Extremely Flip 14-inch is on the market immediately on HP’s web site. It begins at $1,450.